Last updated 6/19/2022

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Contra Costa Health Services is committed to a fair and equitable distribution of vaccines, particularly in communities disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Below are some ways in which we are working to ensure equity in our vaccination efforts.

 

Locating Vaccination Sites in Areas Hardest Hit by COVID-19

CCHS operates many vaccination sites across the county, including in communities most impacted by COVID-19: Antioch, Bay Point, Concord, Pittsburg, Richmond and San Pablo. Vaccines are available to anyone 6 months and older, regardless of whether they live in Contra Costa County or not. Walk-in service is available at all clinics. Many clinics have convenient weekend and evening hours. People who prefer to book an appointment in advance can do so at covidvaccine.cchealth.org or call 833-829-2626.

 

Mobile Vaccination Teams

Mobile vaccination teams travel throughout the county to provide vaccines at community events, schools, low-income senior housing sites, nursing homes, board-and-care homes, to people who are homebound and to people experiencing homelessness. Click on the links below or call 833-829-2626 to request free mobile vaccination services:

• For people who are homebound

• For congregate living facilities

• For workplaces, community organizations and other groups

 

Outreach

We are building relationships with community-based organizations like United Latino Voices, NAACP, One Accord and Hijas del Campo to better reach and educate people in historically marginalized communities about the importance of vaccination.

 

Call Center

Not everyone is able to schedule vaccination appointments online. That’s why we launched a vaccine-appointment call center for people to be able to make appointments over the phone. Call 833-829-2626 from 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays to make a vaccine appointment.